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Old 11-08-2009, 07:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just looked on ESPN stats and it is unbelievable to me that we can be this balanced.

Pass Yds - 2322
Rush Yds - 2300
Pass Yds per game - 232.2
Rush Yds per game - 230

and we're the #2 total offense in the nation well behind #1 Houston.

Pretty exciting to say the least to be an Auburn fan because once Malzahn gets his guys in, and once we get that depth fixed then we're going to be next to impossible to stop is what it looks like.

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Old 11-08-2009, 09:07 AM   #2 (permalink)
 
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I just hope we get the players to become more effective against better defenses.
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Old 11-08-2009, 11:33 AM   #3 (permalink)
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That's with Chris Todd having a couple crap games.
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Old 11-08-2009, 12:16 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I just hope we get the players to become more effective against better defenses.
I am really not worried about that because it's already been proven we can find holes in good defenses. You need to remember, Malzahn's playbook is like an encyclopedia. We have only just scratched the surface of that thing because it's the first year in this offense and we are STILL trying to get the execution improved.
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I think our offense will be much better next year, As long as Tyrik gets it going. I think everyone that was at the game saw what Benton, and Blake did once they finally got the ball. With the addition of Goodwin, and Richardson we should have a great young receiving core that will mesh with a young talented QB. Hopefully we can pack the team with depth so our Wideouts dont have to play kick and punt coverage next year. Oh yea and the running game no concerns there as usual.
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Old 11-08-2009, 12:30 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Yeah I don't know how much better we'll be with a freshman QB but every other position will be improved.
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Old 11-08-2009, 01:55 PM   #7 (permalink)
 
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Yeah I don't know how much better we'll be with a freshman QB but every other position will be improved.
Except RB. Big dropoff in RB with Tate leaving.
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Old 11-08-2009, 01:59 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Now if the defense would show up like in years past, it'll equate into some wins.

I have to be honest that I thought a Chizik led team would be leading some defensive catagories this season. You can attribute the reason to an extreme lack of depth though.

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Now if the defense would show up like in years past, it'll equate into some wins.

I have to be honest that I thought a Chizik led team would be leading some defensive catagories this season. You can attribute the reason to an extreme lack of depth though.

true, i was against cgc at the beginning of the season but i though, well at least we will have a good D...ohhhh how wrong i was on every account haha.
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No offense, but you guys need to quit looking at stats by total yards, because you've played 1 more game than most everybody else... most teams have only played 9, while AU has played 10. All you have to do to get the right stats is click on per game at the top. Still, the balance is pretty incredible.

Net Yards Per Game LeadersRK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
1 Houston 5201 577.9 3984 442.7 1298 144.2 379 42.1
2 Nevada 4035 504.4 1555 194.4 2553 319.1 277 34.6
3 Cincinnati 4343 482.6 2987 331.9 1421 157.9 360 40.0
4 Texas A&M 4298 477.6 2779 308.8 1661 184.6 320 35.6
5 Texas Tech 4266 474.0 3860 428.9 662 73.6 362 40.2
6 Notre Dame 4173 463.7 3047 338.6 1243 138.1 271 30.1
7 Hawaii 4155 461.7 3272 363.6 1002 111.3 221 24.6
8 Brigham Young 4127 458.6 2722 302.4 1485 165.0 329 36.6
TCU 4127 458.6 2005 222.8 2179 242.1 337 37.4
10 Troy 4123 458.1 2929 325.4 1280 142.2 282 31.3

RK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
11 Florida Atlantic 3608 451.0 2505 313.1 1186 148.3 216 27.0
12 Auburn 4503 450.3 2322 232.2 2300 230.0 350 35.0
13 Arizona 3589 448.6 2005 250.6 1611 201.4 258 32.3
14 Stanford 3987 443.0 2136 237.3 1899 211.0 306 34.0
15 Boise State 3986 442.9 2388 265.3 1637 181.9 373 41.4
16 Georgia Tech 4427 442.7 1326 132.6 3149 314.9 347 34.7
17 Fresno State 3983 442.6 1771 196.8 2258 250.9 315 35.0
18 Toledo 3965 440.6 2751 305.7 1298 144.2 257 28.6
19 Florida 3948 438.7 1898 210.9 2166 240.7 315 35.0
20 Florida State 3941 437.9 2847 316.3 1220 135.6 278 30.9

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No offense, but you guys need to quit looking at stats by total yards, because you've played 1 more game than most everybody else... most teams have only played 9, while AU has played 10. All you have to do to get the right stats is click on per game at the top. Still, the balance is pretty incredible.

Net Yards Per Game LeadersRK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
1 Houston 5201 577.9 3984 442.7 1298 144.2 379 42.1
2 Nevada 4035 504.4 1555 194.4 2553 319.1 277 34.6
3 Cincinnati 4343 482.6 2987 331.9 1421 157.9 360 40.0
4 Texas A&M 4298 477.6 2779 308.8 1661 184.6 320 35.6
5 Texas Tech 4266 474.0 3860 428.9 662 73.6 362 40.2
6 Notre Dame 4173 463.7 3047 338.6 1243 138.1 271 30.1
7 Hawaii 4155 461.7 3272 363.6 1002 111.3 221 24.6
8 Brigham Young 4127 458.6 2722 302.4 1485 165.0 329 36.6
TCU 4127 458.6 2005 222.8 2179 242.1 337 37.4
10 Troy 4123 458.1 2929 325.4 1280 142.2 282 31.3

RK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
11 Florida Atlantic 3608 451.0 2505 313.1 1186 148.3 216 27.0
12 Auburn 4503 450.3 2322 232.2 2300 230.0 350 35.0
13 Arizona 3589 448.6 2005 250.6 1611 201.4 258 32.3
14 Stanford 3987 443.0 2136 237.3 1899 211.0 306 34.0
15 Boise State 3986 442.9 2388 265.3 1637 181.9 373 41.4
16 Georgia Tech 4427 442.7 1326 132.6 3149 314.9 347 34.7
17 Fresno State 3983 442.6 1771 196.8 2258 250.9 315 35.0
18 Toledo 3965 440.6 2751 305.7 1298 144.2 257 28.6
19 Florida 3948 438.7 1898 210.9 2166 240.7 315 35.0
20 Florida State 3941 437.9 2847 316.3 1220 135.6 278 30.9

Good point there GU. We do have one more game under our belt than most other teams.

As for the balance... that's just freaking awesome. That aspect to system is what I love about it the most. Being a balanced team is a huge advantage. In years past teams have been able to focus on our running game as the best way to try and beat us. With this balanced attack, that is no longer the case. What I'm really looking forward to is when Malzahn has the right personnel to where he can really run his full system. As it is now we still have to slow down sometimes to change players. When he gets things like he wants them, this offense will wear defenses down in a hurry.




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Old 11-08-2009, 05:30 PM   #12 (permalink)
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im looking forward to the Auburn Defense of years past, im tired of the fact we have to play base 4-3 regardless of what the opposing team is running

hopefully that changes next year
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Old 11-08-2009, 05:35 PM   #13 (permalink)
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No offense, but you guys need to quit looking at stats by total yards, because you've played 1 more game than most everybody else... most teams have only played 9, while AU has played 10. All you have to do to get the right stats is click on per game at the top. Still, the balance is pretty incredible.

Net Yards Per Game LeadersRK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
1 Houston 5201 577.9 3984 442.7 1298 144.2 379 42.1
2 Nevada 4035 504.4 1555 194.4 2553 319.1 277 34.6
3 Cincinnati 4343 482.6 2987 331.9 1421 157.9 360 40.0
4 Texas A&M 4298 477.6 2779 308.8 1661 184.6 320 35.6
5 Texas Tech 4266 474.0 3860 428.9 662 73.6 362 40.2
6 Notre Dame 4173 463.7 3047 338.6 1243 138.1 271 30.1
7 Hawaii 4155 461.7 3272 363.6 1002 111.3 221 24.6
8 Brigham Young 4127 458.6 2722 302.4 1485 165.0 329 36.6
TCU 4127 458.6 2005 222.8 2179 242.1 337 37.4
10 Troy 4123 458.1 2929 325.4 1280 142.2 282 31.3

RK TEAM YDS YDS/G PASS P YDS/G RUSH R YDS/G PTS PTS/G
11 Florida Atlantic 3608 451.0 2505 313.1 1186 148.3 216 27.0
12 Auburn 4503 450.3 2322 232.2 2300 230.0 350 35.0
13 Arizona 3589 448.6 2005 250.6 1611 201.4 258 32.3
14 Stanford 3987 443.0 2136 237.3 1899 211.0 306 34.0
15 Boise State 3986 442.9 2388 265.3 1637 181.9 373 41.4
16 Georgia Tech 4427 442.7 1326 132.6 3149 314.9 347 34.7
17 Fresno State 3983 442.6 1771 196.8 2258 250.9 315 35.0
18 Toledo 3965 440.6 2751 305.7 1298 144.2 257 28.6
19 Florida 3948 438.7 1898 210.9 2166 240.7 315 35.0
20 Florida State 3941 437.9 2847 316.3 1220 135.6 278 30.9
The title is most balanced in the nation which the stats prove.
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Except RB. Big dropoff in RB with Tate leaving.
Don't know that Dyer will probably continue where Tate left off!
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The title is most balanced in the nation which the stats prove.
On basically a technicality of having an extra game, nothing to brag about. Honestly though you can take pride in a complete reversal of last season, but like I mentioned earlier, the defense is a complete reversal also.

Have to get my shots in while I can before the Iron Bowl.

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